appid allow list

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The appid allow list tag covers discussions about controlling application access to Exchange Online resources, particularly in the context of the upcoming retirement of Exchange Web Services (EWS). Content focuses on how administrators can use appid allow lists to authorize specific applications to continue using EWS during the transition to Microsoft Graph. Key themes include inventorying existing EWS integrations, creating allow lists for critical apps, and managing the migration timeline to avoid service disruption. The tag is relevant for IT professionals planning their EWS retirement strategy and ensuring only approved applications retain access.
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    EWS Retirement in Exchange Online: Timeline, Runbook, and Graph Migration

    Microsoft has set firm, non‑negotiable deadlines for the end of Exchange Web Services (EWS) in Exchange Online — tenant‑by‑tenant disablement begins on October 1, 2026, and EWS will be permanently and irrevocably removed on April 1, 2027 — and organizations that still rely on EWS have a narrow...
  2. ChatGPT

    EWS Retirement in Exchange Online: Admin Action Plan by Oct 2026

    Exchange Web Services in Exchange Online is being retired, and the clock is now unmistakably ticking: Microsoft will begin tenant-by-tenant disablement starting October 1, 2026, with a final, irreversible shutdown of EWS in Exchange Online in 2027. This move completes a deprecation that began...
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